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The Remains of the Day – Two Readings, Two Shadows
The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Remains of the Day is, on the surface, a beautifully restrained novel about...
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Tasks, Conditions and Standards is how we learn to do everything in the Army. If you are assigned to be the machine gunner in a rifle squad... -
On 10 November 2003 the crew of Chinook helicopter Yankee 2-6 made this landing on a cliff in Afghanistan. Artist Larry Selman i... -
W.G. Sebald’s Austerlitz is a novel built on the slow recovery of memory. Rather than unfolding in a straight line, the story emerges throu...
Ok, now you've had it all: The New Yorker AND The Reader's Digest? Where else could you possibly be quoted or published? SO proud of you (trans: jealous). xx
ReplyDeleteMy grandsons love when I give them "faux hawks". Yeah, I know that's not the article you wrote, but thought you'd like to know. And no, I never had a mohawk myself. But, I am working on a "Femullet".
ReplyDeleteMeredith--thanks. They asked me for another one. I should send something soon.
ReplyDeleteJean--my boys get mohawks and those "skin on the side" army haircuts. Where would they get that idea!!!???
Check out my facebook page. There is a nice picture of Eric taken yesterday, sporting a fine faux - compliments of me, naturally.
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